The most active population, supported by a healthy food system within a health
conscious society
Health is our greatest wealth, it shapes how
we live, work, and care for our families and communities. Healthy Living is Abu Dhabi’s government-led program to help everyone
in the emirate enjoy longer, healthier, more fulfilling lives.
Powered by intelligence and data, it focuses
on the everyday things that matter most,
eating well, moving more, and living in healthier environments. At the heart of Healthy Living
is collaboration: government, businesses, communities, and individuals working together to make healthy living the easy choice for all.
Our Work
Through early intervention, education, and smarter systems, we are helping current and future generations avoid preventable health risks.
From walkable neighborhoods to workplace wellness, we are integrating physical activity into everyday life.
We are shaping a food system that supports smarter choices – from school cafeterias to supermarkets and restaurants.
Through early intervention, education, and smarter systems, we are helping current and future generations avoid preventable health risks.
Imagine an
Abu Dhabiwhere movement is woven into everyday life
At work, during leisure, and in daily routines. Parks, playgrounds, and walking paths invite everyone to get active, while nutritious, health, affordable food is available everywhere, from schools to offices. Families come together to cook and eat with health and tradition in mind.
Healthy Living is powered by Abu Dhabi’s Population Health Intelligence,
using real-time insights to guide policy, target resources, and shape healthier environments, ensuring impact where it matters most. In this Abu Dhabi,
healthy habits are not the exception - they are the cultural norm.
This isn’t just our vision; it is a movement - and YOU are part of it.
Get in Touch
with us
Do you want to be a part of
the biggest health movement in
the UAE? Are you aware of any community health initiatives,
or do you have questions
about how to get involved?